IB · Spain · updated 2026-06-01
Iberia baby milk & formula rules
Baby milk, formula, expressed breast milk, sterilised water and baby food are exempt from the 100 ml rule on Iberia flights. You can carry a reasonable amount for the journey — security may ask you to open or taste-test containers, and they do not have to fit in the clear bag.
Send these rules to whoever you're travelling with.
What to know before you pack
- Bring the milk in individual bottles or cartons rather than one large container so screening is faster.
- Frozen breast milk is often refused in the cabin — it must be liquid enough to be screened. Check it into the hold if it is solid.
- Ice packs and cool bags are usually allowed when carrying baby milk, but may be tested separately.
- Baby food and prescription liquids are exempt.
Iberia cabin bag at a glance
Frequently asked
How much baby milk can I take on Iberia?
Enough for the flight plus delays. There is no fixed millilitre limit for baby milk, but security officers can question quantities well beyond the journey length.
Does the baby need to be travelling with me on Iberia?
For baby milk exemptions in the UK and most of the EU, yes — the infant should be travelling. Expressed breast milk is the usual exception and can be carried without the baby.
More Iberia liquid topics
Sources
- Iberia hand baggage — checked 2026-06-01